Serbian artist turns guns, helmets and missiles into music instruments


By AGENCY

Every week, Serbian sculptor Nikola Macura wanders through a messy military junkyard in search of sounds.

Picking through discarded rifles, helmets and missiles, he taps, blows and raps his knuckles on the decommissioned weapons to find pieces he can bring back to his studio and turn into musical instruments.

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